ISF - Imaging Science Foundation, Inc.

ISF Level III post CEDIA! Thanks to CET & Associates for hosting!

We have one more class in 2023 - November 14 -16 in San Francisco.

Interested in attending? Check out this link!

https://www.avpro.training/isf.html

Some calibration humor to start your week via

In all seriousness - calibration ensures that the image is as close to the artists intention as possible. Also - seeing image details that probably missed before. Custom installation should always include calibration!

We are super excited for what will be an epic ISF class next week at the Murideo office in St Pete, FL! We have some great toys to play with!

-Epson LS12000
-JVC NZ9
-LG 65C2 Start Wars Edition
-2x2 LC 48C2 video wall with AVPro Global Holdings 10G MXNet system
-Samsung S95B QDOLED
-Sony A9G OLED
-Sony Z9 LED/LCD
-MadVR
-Lumagen
-Jeti
-Klein
-XRite

Anyone want to join? There is room!

Calibrating a laptop screen uses the same principals as TV or projector calibration, but the process is quite different. Calibrating a laptop screen for proper white and black level, greyscale, gamma, and the color gamut is important to video, photo, graphic designers, and any other imaging professionals. Or perhaps the everyday enthusiast who uses their laptop to watch their favorite content. Join Jason as he performs a calibration of his laptop and see how the before, during, and after results!

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Projectors can be trickier to calibrate than TVs as there are more moving parts to the equation...aperture, limitations of light output, screen size and material, room lighting, and more. Join Jason Dustal and Mike Osadciw in a discuss about projector calibration!

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Calibration myth - "TVs are good enough out of the box!"

Check out the "before calibration" screenshot from a well regarded TV. The color gamut is to big, causing oversaturated cartoon colors, and the greyscale is too blue. This is fixable!

Learn how to fix these issues and more at the next ISF class in FL. More info can be found here:

https://avpro.training/isf1.html

Email [email protected] with your questions!